Pagination

Every doc-layout page renders previous and next links, derived from navigation order: the config.json navigation, or the auto-generated tree when none is configured.

How the order is determined ​

Using config file (recommended) ​

Pagination follows the sidebar/nav order in config.json. Reordering entries reorders pagination.

Without configuration ​

The auto-generated navigation tree is flattened into an ordered list. The pages immediately before and after the current page become previous and next.

Link text ​

Link text is the target page title, resolved in the standard order: front matter title, then the navigation or filename fallback. There is no separate pagination label. See Frontmatter.

Pagination links display the title and a directional arrow. The navigation region label and the visually hidden link prefixes (for example "Previous: Routing") use strings from the locale files (pagerAria, pagerPrevious, pagerNext). Links carry rel="prev" and rel="next".

Disabling per page ​

pagination: false in frontmatter hides the links on that page. Typical use: changelogs, standalone landing pages, reference tables.

---
pagination: false
---

The page remains in the navigation order; adjacent pages still link to it.

Home pages ​

Pages with layout: home never render pagination. See Layout.